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I’m not your “normal” micro homesteader, I mean I do all the normal stuff like grow food in my garden, preserve it, DIYs, reduce debt and all that jazz. But on top of all that I have a passion for growing food indoors hydroponically as well. If I could just encourage a handful more micro homesteaders to start growing food indoors I would be a happy lady. I am honestly surprised more people don’t do it as it allows me to grow food year-round and cut whole sections out of my grocery bill!

=====Hydroponics: A Better Way to Grow Food=====

[https://www.nps.gov/articles/hydroponics.htm National Park Service]

When you think about the produce grown for concession food service operations, do you picture acres of open fields, rows of tilled soil, and seedlings lining the tops of the mounds? While much of the world’s fruits and vegetables are grown this way, there are other ways to grow produce without large amounts of land — and even without soil!

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 [https://ourlittlesuburbanfarmhouse.com/18-plants-you-can-grow-year-round-hydroponically/ by Our Little Suburban]
   I’m not your “normal” micro homesteader, I mean I do all the normal stuff like grow food in my garden, preserve it, DIYs, reduce debt and all that jazz. But on top of all that I have a passion for growing food indoors hydroponically as well. If I could just encourage a handful more micro homesteaders to start growing food indoors I would be a happy lady. I am honestly surprised more people don’t do it as it allows me to grow food year-round and cut whole sections out of my grocery bill!
+=====Hydroponics: A Better Way to Grow Food=====
+[https://www.nps.gov/articles/hydroponics.htm National Park Service]
+ When you think about the produce grown for concession food service operations, do you picture acres of open fields, rows of tilled soil, and seedlings lining the tops of the mounds? While much of the world’s fruits and vegetables are grown this way, there are other ways to grow produce without large amounts of land — and even without soil!